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by Zoomla 13y ago
I have noticed the same and I am having more and more difficulty to find exactly what I want in the first result page. The disappearance of the minus and plus operators is probably the major reason for me not getting the results that I wan
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by Zoomla 13y ago
the article shows for me with Disqus disabled
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by Zoomla 13y ago
this could easily be automated to make sure you don't miss a day if you keep a commit buffer offline
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Blocking outgoing traffic for all applications except the ones that need the Internet can make a difference, especially under Windows. For example, some applications like to phone home for no benefit to the user and there is sometime no opt
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Google don't need your Wi-Fi passwords, they have admin rights to a computer inside your network (your phone).
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by Zoomla 13y ago
it doesn't matter if you get paid or not... the amount is too small for the risk you are taking, unless it's a hobby. But I think that most of these hackers work for free and never get paid (and also don't get any of the ben
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by Zoomla 13y ago
the law doesn't apply if you are a "very important person", don't believe what politicians say.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Anyone participating in this program are cheap employees if you look at it from Google's perspective.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
start a crowd-funded reward like reported at http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/2290380/crowdfunded...
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by Zoomla 13y ago
under some secret order, they are thinking the oposite
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by Zoomla 13y ago
He probably is in the loop, but if he isn't, he sure should be able to get in the loop when he learns about things like this.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
and privacy was the reason I voted for him.... he was supposed to repeal the PATRIOT Act... Politicians, especially the president, really need to be held accountable for breaking their promises.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
It looks like a CAD person did the modeling using real CAD tools (maybe just a mouse and keyboard).
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by Zoomla 13y ago
it is harder to use then the mouse and keyboard combo and specially harder if you are going to use it all day.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
crypto "breakthrough" post and this is the most important comment?
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by Zoomla 13y ago
It's because of people like you that USA's incarceration rate is through the roof.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
I am sure they know about it... but they must have figured it isn't work blocking them (this Adblock detection technique has been around for years).
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by Zoomla 13y ago
surely not with flash.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
But you have 0 chance of getting back more then what you spent, unlike an investment (the reward is always worth less then what you spent, if you think about it as an investment).
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Anyone saved material from Jeff Leek's last Data Analysis class? it seemed like a good class. It was in Jan. 2013 and it's coming back in Oct. 2013...
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by Zoomla 13y ago
if you can swim and you aren't in the middle of the ocean you are ok...
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by Zoomla 13y ago
interesting issues, but 3 hops is too much no matter...
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by Zoomla 13y ago
"It allows Microsoft to control the computer remotely through a built-in backdoor." Like every other mobile OSes...
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by Zoomla 13y ago
They don't want to go to jail, maybe.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Is it still a good time to invest in jails?
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Didn't that start with Disney?
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by Zoomla 13y ago
it is not really an investment, it is more like charity... you more then likely never get more then what you paid for and you have a risk of loosing it all.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
they might go as far as implementing back-doors in OSes according to past rumors
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Should we all automatically forward all our incoming email to Obama
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by Zoomla 13y ago
The body looks alot like the Honda Crosstour http://www.autoweek.com/storyimage/CW/20121115/CARNEWS/12111...

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